PSL 2021/22 Hall of Fame
PSL 2021/22 dimension champions derived from CricketStudio ball-by-ball aggregation of Cricsheet CC BY 3.0. Five categories: Powerplay Dominator (≥30 PP balls), Death Specialist (≥15 death balls), Consistency Engine (≥30 balls, ≥1 dismissal), Wicket Merchant, and Boundary Blitz.
PP Blitz
Powerplay Dominator
ISLAMABAD-UNITED
Floor: ≥30 powerplay balls faced · Sample: 25 balls (pp)
Death Grip
Death Specialist
KARACHI-KINGS
Floor: ≥15 death balls bowled · Sample: 12 balls bowled (death)
Mr Reliable
Consistency Engine
ISLAMABAD-UNITED
Floor: ≥30 balls faced, ≥1 dismissal · Sample: 117 balls · 3 innings
Top Bowler
Wicket Merchant
LAHORE-QALANDARS
Floor: All wickets counted · Sample: 314 balls · 20 wkts
Six Machine
Boundary Blitz
Frequently asked questions
- Who was the PSL powerplay dominator in PSL 2021/22?
- LA Dawson was the PSL 2021/22 powerplay dominator with a pp strike rate of 208.0 (25 balls (pp)). Team: ISLAMABAD-UNITED.
- Who was the PSL death specialist in PSL 2021/22?
- Imran Tahir was the PSL 2021/22 death specialist with a death economy of 2.50 (12 balls bowled (death)). Team: KARACHI-KINGS.
- Who was the PSL consistency engine in PSL 2021/22?
- C Munro was the PSL 2021/22 consistency engine with a batting avg of 82.5 (117 balls · 3 innings). Team: ISLAMABAD-UNITED.
- Who was the PSL wicket merchant in PSL 2021/22?
- Shaheen Shah Afridi was the PSL 2021/22 wicket merchant with a wickets of 20 (314 balls · 20 wkts). Team: LAHORE-QALANDARS.
- Who was the PSL boundary blitz in PSL 2021/22?
- TH David was the PSL 2021/22 boundary blitz with a sixes of 21 (141 balls · 10 innings). Team: LAHORE-QALANDARS.
- How are PSL Hall of Fame dimension winners selected?
- Winners are the top qualifier per dimension meeting the sample-size floor: ≥30 powerplay balls (PP Dominator), ≥15 death balls (Death Specialist), ≥30 balls + ≥1 dismissal (Consistency Engine). Wicket Merchant and Boundary Blitz count all qualifying deliveries.
- Where does CricketStudio's PSL data come from?
- PSL data is sourced from Cricsheet CC BY 3.0 and processed by the CricketStudio SETU ball-by-ball aggregation pipeline.